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ID please?-->Callicera aurata
CONDAMARTA
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Posted on 29-08-2012 11:25
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Moved to Syrphidae forum as it is a Callicera sp.
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Yes, a male Callicera aurata. Nice!
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Thanks Gerard and Paul.
 
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